To be honest the BBC or should I say CBC (Corbyns Broadcasting Company)has been following Corbyn every where and left May out in the cold. I think it is because the BBC has always lent towards Labour all these years.
Thank god the election is tomorrow and we can get down to sorting Brexit out as May needs to get her arse in gear and sort out the EU countries dying to have a go at us. I suppose though there will be thread after thread of how Corbyn got ripped off, the vote was fixed etc.... But hey ho that's politics.

From the New Statesman:
"In the same 2006 interview he [McDonnell] argued that the first-past-the-post electoral system and “the affinity and loyalty of the large section of the labour movement and of the working class” to Labour (“you can call it false consciousness or whatever”) meant for “very pragmatic reasons” it was “important to work within” the party ... “It's the old Gramsci thing - we're trying to win the battle of ideas on the basis of a really thorough, democratic debate. So we're trying to win hegemony within both the party and the country. And then, use that battle of ideas to make sure we can reflect that in the battle of organisation within the movement overall.”

Antonio Gramsci, one of the most influential Marxist thinkers, advocated a “long march through the institutions”. This entailed working within established organisations (such as Labour) with the intention of winning them for the revolutionary cause.
McDonnell’s strategy was derided by leftists such as George Galloway. But with the election of Corbyn as leader it was vindicated. In 2006, McDonnell spoke presciently of a “dormant” left which could “easily be re-engaged” with Labour. Ed Miliband’s reform of the party’s leadership voting system in 2014 transferred sovereignty to them. In what he regarded as the twilight of his political career, McDonnell’s “long march” finally bore fruit."

So out of the 150000+ who joined Labour in the Corbyn era, how many are commies, keeping in mind that in 2015 the CPB polled 1229 votes and that there were in 2015 , 772 members of the party [Link] ?

That's doesn't answer my question about the number of commies who have joined the Labour party.

Add this to her being found to having acted unlawfully while home sec and her support of candidate being prosecuted for electoral fraud. She holds us, our rights and our laws in contempt and acts as if she's above them.